Sentence examples for merger of one from inspiring English sources

Desperate to keep his creditors at bay, he sought to arrange the merger of one of his companies, the Ericsson telecoms group, with America's International Telephone & Telegraph.

With CVS Caremark, the agency looked into whether the merger of one of the largest drugstore chains with one of the largest pharmacy benefits managers had given the company an unfair market advantage in steering customers and obtaining information about competing pharmacies.

Throw in a proposed merger of one proud institution with another - in this case, the British Antarctic Survey with the National Oceanography Centre - and you fuel the flames.

It took almost two years after its launch announcement before Bookish got off the ground -- so long that the company went through three CEOs and the merger of one of its founders, Penguin, with the world's largest publisher, Random House, before it finally got underway in February 2013.

This paper examines the impact of mergers on one vital measure of university research performance, the production of publications, for 29 Chinese university mergers and 8 Nordic university mergers.

Even in a merger of equals, one company, for accounting purposes, must be the buyer.

The company also sought to quell Wall Street concerns that it may be hurt by the planned merger of America Online, one of its major customers, with Time Warner.

Excite@Home, based in Redwood City, Calif., was formed in May 1999 through the merger of Excite, one of the first and most popular Internet search engines and portals, and At Home, which offered high-speed Internet access through cable systems.

The shift is the latest of a series of changes in management or strategy at Excite@Home since it was formed in May 1999 through the merger of Excite, one of the first Internet search engines and portals, and At Home, which offers high-speed Internet access through cable systems.

Daum Kakao was formed last month by the merger of Daum, one of South Korea's largest Internet portals and search engines, with Kakao, the maker of KakaoTalk, South Korea's most popular messaging app.

The merger of Bank One with J.P. Morgan Chase creates a new colossus and, as everyone notes, includes a subplot in which James Jamie Dimon James Jamie Dimonimon, the onetime protégé forced out of town by Sanford Sandy Weill Sanford Sandy Weilleill, returns to Wall Street as the future chief of what will be a true rival to Weill's Citigroup.